Arnold Schwarzenegger Had One Big Problem With James Cameron's Terminator 2 Script
After being a killing machine in The Terminator, the beefy action star was confused when he read the script for James Cameron's sequel.
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The Bride Of Frankenstein Remake Was Going To Be 'Beautiful' And 'Gothic,' Spanning 150 Years
Remember the Dark Universe?
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The Daily Stream: Andrew Garfield Gives An Oscar-Worthy Performance In Tick, Tick... BOOM!
Andrew Garfield gives one of his best performances in tick, tick... BOOM!
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How Brian Cox Ended Up With His Surprising Role In Super Troopers
Brian Cox has a surprising role in the 2001 Broken Lizard comedy, Super Troopers — but what's even more surprising is how he landed the part of Captain O'Hagen.
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How Titanic's Timing Nearly Sank Event Horizon
Event Horizon should have had a longer post-production timetable, but James Cameron and Titanic threw it all into upheaval.
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How Raging Bull's Clever Filmmaking Techniques Made The Boxing Feel Real
They spent $90,000 on flashbulbs.
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Daily Podcast: James Bond-Adjacent TV, Plus An Interview With Directors Of Everything Everywhere All At Once
On today's /Film Daily, Ben and Jacob talk about if the Bond brand is being diluted with a reality competition show, and HT interviews the Daniels.
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Cinephiles Just Wanna Have Fun (But The Oscars Won't Let Us)
The Academy is weirdly embarrassed about the movies they've chosen to uplift.
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There's A Tiny, Chilling Detail In That Deleted Scene From The Batman
Oh Joker, you and your pranks.
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Viggo Mortensen Was Up For A Big Role In Sixteen Candles
Sixteen Candles marked the directorial debut of John Hughes, and it almost turned one of the stars of Lord of the Rings into a teen heartthrob.
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Dr. Strangelove Ending Explained: We'll Meet Again
Dr. Strangelove is pitch perfect satire, and that's largely thanks to Peter Sellers and a sharp take on the threat of nuclear war.
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Why John Woo Doesn't Use The Same Slow Motion Technique For Every Actor
No one understands slow motion quite like John Woo.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Is Anime
The brilliant A24 movie features shades of anime masters.
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One Of Mike Hanlon's Best Scenes In Stephen King's IT Never Made It On Screen
The movie did Mike Hanlon dirty, if we're going to be honest about it.
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The Forgotten, Troubled TV History Of The James Bond Franchise
Before he became an icon of the big screen, Agent 007 seemed destined for television.
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The Alternate Ending In Super Troopers That We're Glad Didn't Make The Cut
Super Troopers became an indie comedy sensation, but it almost had an ending that didn't work nearly as well as what audiences saw in theaters.
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In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream At Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game
They mostly deckbuild at night, Mostly.
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The Studio Wanted To Cut One Of Fight Club's Defining Features
I am Jack's stylized narration.
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Peter O'Toole Nearly Turned Down His Lawrence Of Arabia Role
For the future legend, it was all about some bad blood with a producer.
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Why The Innocents Is One Of Martin Scorsese's Favorite Horror Films
The 1961 classic seems to have everything the legendary filmmaker wants in a horror picture.
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How The Adam Project Managed To Dodge Disney's Legal Department
The Adam Project features a weapon that director Shawn Levy swears is not a lightsaber, but it does bear a resemblance. Here's how the movie avoided a lawsuit.
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Jim Carrey Was Paid 20 Times More Than Jeff Daniels For Dumb & Dumber
Jim Carrey has received some of the highest paychecks for a comedic actor in Hollywood, and it all started with a big payday on Dumb & Dumber.
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A Quiet Place Can Be Traced Back To A Single Steven Spielberg Scene
You already know the scene, and it's a great one.
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A Stroke Of Luck Saved Orson Welles' Touch Of Evil
Orson Welles never met a studio that he couldn't make his enemy.
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How Steven Spielberg's Love Of James Bond Led To Indiana Jones (And A Few Cinematic Easter Eggs)
Steven Spielberg always wanted to direct a James Bond movie, but it never worked out. So Spielberg ended up making his own James Bond franchise.
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That Metal Gear Solid Movie Is Still Happening, Says Oscar Isaac
They're still searching for the right story.
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